Design. Technology. Marketing.
My approach is simple. You talk to the person who does the work. I handle strategy, design, code and the AI systems behind them, and there is nobody between you and the build. That used to take a studio. Now it takes one person running a team of AI agents with clear roles and approval guardrails, and the judgment to check everything they produce.
Our Beginning.
Web Lamb began at Stanford University, founded by me and a group of colleagues from graphic design, computer science, psychology and cognitive neuroscience. That mix, part design and part science, is still how I work, though the studio is now me and the agents I build.
Jennie Lambert
I work in UX design, digital marketing and programming, and I started out as a cognitive scientist. I earned my degree in cognitive neuroscience psychology from UC Davis and ran high-profile fMRI and psychophysiological experiments at Stanford and Harvard before I turned to building companies. That background turns out to be unusually useful right now. Cognitive science is the study of how a mind takes in information and decides what to do next, which is also the question behind a page someone has to understand in four seconds, and behind directing a team of AI agents. I design, I code, and I like working alongside companies while they are still figuring out what they are. Connect